On June 10, THORChain revealed via X that Redacted will join the unified app layer Rujira. This integration will enhance the privacy of native BTC, ETH, and XRP transactions. Rujira runs on the THOR blockchain and holds over $150 million in liquidity. This integration emphasizes enhanced privacy within broader decentralized finance use cases. Users can access privacy tools directly through a simple interface toggle. These tools aim to protect transaction details without sacrificing compliance requirements. Ruijra uses a modular design, optimizing ease of integration and scalability.
Redacted Privacy Features to Enable Discreet Transactions and Regulatory Compliance
Redacted functions inside the Rujira interface while remaining an independent protocol layer. The Redacted Privacy features include private account creation and discreet fund transfers. Users can access these tools through a simple toggle without extra steps. It blends on-chain operations with privacy elements that meet regulatory standards. Additional functions include viewing keys and flexible compliance checks for audits. This approach balances user discretion with proof of legitimacy for transactions. Developers can integrate the same features into other on-chain apps easily. Community feedback will guide future tool improvements and further upgrades.
Redacted Privacy features also include several optional tools that support transparency and compliance across protocols. An added privacy UI and built-in browser enable private, decentralized application access. Integration with an OFAC exclusion list helps address regulatory requirements. The proof of innocence tool lets users verify fund legitimacy without revealing details. Viewing keys for tax reporting and audit support brings further transparency. These tools illustrate a shift toward more secure DeFi privacy solutions. Users decide which privacy controls match their individual needs best. These options allow selective discretion without sacrificing accountability or oversight.
Redacted Operates Independently on Rujira With Separate Governance Framework
With this integration, Redacted does not become a part of the Rujira structure. Redacted operates on top of core Rujira applications with separate governance. Plans include launching the RED token via the RUJI Launchpad model. A $50,000 token swap and staking pact aligns interests between RUJI and RED. This structure keeps Redacted operationally separate while sharing mutual incentives. This model may influence future cross-platform collaborations. Governance provisions aim to maintain clear boundaries between each protocol’s operations.
Redacted’s Reward System for RED Tokens and Ronin NFTs
Redacted has detailed how future earnings will be distributed to stakeholders. Half of the revenues from Rujira and outposts go to RED token holders. The other half is allocated to holders of the Ronin NFT collection. The Ronin NFT line, originally on Terra, is now migrating to Rujira. These NFTs will become tradable through the RUJI Collections interface soon. Early supporters gain renewed opportunities following the Terra ecosystem collapse. Stakeholders view this as a balanced reward mechanism across different communities. This split reflects an effort to reward both active users and collectors.
DeFi Privacy Debate Intensifies as Key Figures Endorse Shielded Transactions
The launch arrives amid growing debate about privacy in the DeFi space. Binance founder CZ recently suggested dark pool DEXs using zero-knowledge proofs. He noted these tools could shield large trades from front-running and slippage. Additionally, Vitalik Buterin moved nearly 694 ETH and 340,000 USDC into Railgun privacy pools. The Ethereum Foundation has also explored tools that block malicious access. These events signal a wider shift toward secure and discreet financial systems. With its integration, Redacted Privacy features enhance the THOR blockchain ecosystem and align this blockchain with the industry’s pro-privacy movement.
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